Q2 2024 Performance of Dinosaur Games on Unified Platforms

In Q2 2024, the dinosaur gaming category on unified platforms witnessed varied performances among top contenders. Data from Sensor Tower provides a snapshot of how these prehistoric-themed games fared in terms of downloads, revenue, and user engagement.

Jurassic World™: The Game by Jam City, Inc. experienced a fluctuating revenue trend, starting the quarter with $184K and dipping to $80K by the end. Downloads peaked at 67K in mid-May, with weekly active users (WAUs) reaching 451K in the same timeframe before settling down to 387K by the quarter's end.

Another Jam City, Inc. title, Jurassic World Alive, also showed a downward revenue trend, starting at $75K and reducing to $36K. Downloads had a notable spike of 52K in mid-April and late May, with WAUs peaking at 429K in mid-April and then experiencing a slight rebound to 369K at the quarter's close.

SeaMo Entertainment's De-Extinction: Jurassic, a recent release, had its revenue ranging from an initial $66K to $38K by June end. Downloads started strong at 67K in its launch week but saw a decrease to 35K. WAUs showed growth from 10K in mid-May to 25K by the quarter's conclusion.

Ulala: Idle Adventure by X.D. Global had a mixed revenue performance with a high of $85K in mid-April and a low of $11K in early June. However, there were no new downloads or reported active users for the game in this quarter.

Lastly, Mecha Domination: Rampage from 37GAMES, started with no revenue but peaked at $70K in late April. Downloads commenced at 41K and gradually decreased to 20K. The game's WAUs grew steadily from 76K in late April to 104K in mid-June, before a slight drop to 99K.

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